FiberQ Designer — web application • beta launching August 2026
Fiber network design, splicing and documentation — in your browser
FiberQ Designer is a browser-first platform for planning, splicing, tracing and documenting FTTH and GPON networks. Map-based design, structured network data and generated documentation — without installing anything, and ready to collaborate.
Browser-first • Built for operational fiber work • Interoperates with FiberQ for QGIS
Why FiberQ Designer
Nothing to install
Open a browser and start working. No local setup, no GIS stack to maintain — the same project is reachable from any machine.
Built for operational work
Splicing, tracing and documentation are first-class, not an afterthought. Designed around the day-to-day tasks of building and maintaining a network.
Made to collaborate
Shared projects, consistent data and structured outputs — so a team can plan, review and hand over without passing files around.
What is FiberQ Designer?
FiberQ Designer is the browser-based companion to FiberQ for QGIS. Where the QGIS plugin is the open design environment inside GIS, Designer focuses on the operational side of a fiber project — map-based planning, network structure, fiber splicing, end-to-end tracing and generated documentation.
It is a separate, independently developed commercial product, built to be fast to access and easy to collaborate on. The two tools share the same way of describing a network, so a design can move between them and stay structured the whole way through.
- Map-based planning in the browser
- Fiber splicing and end-to-end tracing
- Generated schematics and documentation
- Interoperates with FiberQ for QGIS
Plugin vs. Designer
FiberQ for QGIS — open-source design environment inside GIS, GPL-3.0, for detailed planning and open-format deliverables.
FiberQ Designer — commercial browser app for operational planning, splicing, tracing and documentation, built for teams.
What FiberQ Designer offers
From the first route on the map to a complete, documented and traceable network.
Map-based planning
Design routes and place network elements directly on real basemaps. Work the way you would on a map, with your project structured underneath.
Splice management
Manage closures, trays and splices with a clear view of every fiber connection. Build and edit splicing without losing track of what connects to what.
End-to-end tracing
Follow a fiber from one end of the network to the other through cables, closures and splices — useful for verification, troubleshooting and handover.
Generated documentation
Produce schematics and documentation from the network you have designed, instead of drawing them by hand and keeping them in sync manually.
Structured project data
Every element, cable and splice lives in a consistent data model — so your project stays usable for review, reporting and exchange, not just for viewing.
Team workflows
Shared, browser-based projects mean colleagues work from the same source of truth, with changes visible to everyone on the team.
A closer look at the modules
Map Section
The Map Section is where the network takes shape. Draw routes on real basemaps, place poles, closures, cabinets and ducts, and build cable runs — all on a fast, browser-based map.
- Route digitizing on real maps
- Network elements with consistent attributes
- Cable runs and infrastructure in one place
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Splice Manager
The Splice Manager gives you a clear, structured view of every closure and splice. Define connections fiber by fiber, see how cables come together, and keep the splicing consistent with the rest of the design.
- Closure and tray management
- Fiber-by-fiber splice connections
- Splice views that stay in sync with the network
How FiberQ Designer works
A practical flow from a blank map to a documented, traceable network.
1. Open a project
Start a new project in the browser or bring in an existing design from FiberQ for QGIS.
2. Plan on the map
Draw routes and place elements in the Map Section, building cable runs and infrastructure on real basemaps.
3. Splice the network
Define closures and splice connections in the Splice Manager, fiber by fiber.
4. Trace and verify
Follow fibers end-to-end to check the design and catch issues before they reach the field.
5. Generate documentation
Produce schematics and documentation straight from the network you built.
6. Share and hand over
Collaborate with your team and exchange the design with FiberQ for QGIS when needed.
Works with FiberQ for QGIS
Designer and the QGIS plugin share the same way of describing a network. Move a design between the open GIS environment and the browser-based platform, and keep the same structured data on both sides — elements, cables and splices stay intact.
Use the open-source plugin for detailed GIS design and open-format deliverables, and Designer for fast, collaborative operational work. One workflow, two tools.
One shared data model
- Consistent network elements across both tools
- Import and export between plugin and platform
- Stay in open formats where it matters
Plans
Pay per seat, with plan tiers scaled to how much you build. Indicative pricing — final details confirmed at launch.
Free / Trial
Try Designer and run small projects at no cost.
- Core map and splicing tools
- Limited active projects
- Get a feel for the full workflow
Starter
from €59 / seat / month
- For individuals and small teams
- Full map, splicing and tracing
- Generated documentation
Professional
from €129 / seat / month
- For teams running many projects
- Higher project and data limits
- More compute for heavy operations
Enterprise
Custom
- For larger organisations
- Scaled seats and resources
- Tailored terms and support
Each plan combines seats with a resource envelope — active projects, network size and compute for heavier operations.
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The beta launches in August 2026. Join the waitlist to get early access, follow development, and help shape the first release.
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